Questions
What we are asked before signing.
The answers below are deliberately direct, including where they do not serve the sale.
Is it legal?
Forming a company abroad, moving your tax residence and choosing a low-tax jurisdiction are entirely lawful operations, on three conditions: declaring what must be declared in your country of origin, having real substance where you are incorporated, and not using the structure to conceal anything. What is unlawful is fraud — undeclared accounts, false beneficial owners, nominees. We work only on the first ground.
I do not want to move. What can I do?
Considerably less than most agencies will let you believe. As long as you remain tax resident in France, Belgium or Switzerland, your income remains taxable there, foreign company or not, and the controlled foreign company and place-of-effective-management rules apply. What remains useful without relocating: a multi-currency collection structure, a properly placed EU holding company, or a reorganisation of your existing company. We will tell you during the diagnostic rather than after invoicing.
Is Dubai still 0 %?
No, and that is the first thing to correct. Since June 2023 the UAE has applied a 9 % corporate tax above AED 375,000 of annual profit. Tax registration is mandatory even where the applicable rate is nil, accounts must be kept, and the preferential free zone regime is subject to strict qualifying income conditions. Personal income tax does remain at 0 %. It is still highly favourable, but it is no longer the absolute zero sold in some advertising.
Who exactly is Swiss expenditure-based taxation for?
For a foreign national settling in Switzerland for the first time, or returning after ten years' absence, and who carries on no gainful activity in Switzerland — that last condition rules out most entrepreneurs still trading. Tax is computed not on your actual income but on a deemed base, taken as the highest of seven times the rental value of your home, your actual worldwide expenditure and the statutory minimum: CHF 435,000 federally and CHF 426,357 in Geneva in 2026, with a 10 % uplift for wealth on the cantonal side. The base is negotiated canton by canton, as a ruling, before you arrive.
Can you really obtain residence in Georgia?
Yes, by two routes. The first runs through your sole trader registration: it requires GEL 50,000 of income received over twelve consecutive months, which in practice means the permit arrives in year two, once the activity is demonstrated. Government fees depend on the processing time requested, from thirty days down to ten, and the first permit is issued for one year, renewable — three years for IT profiles. The second route is real estate investment: the threshold rose from USD 100,000 to USD 150,000 on 1 March 2026. A residence permit is not a tax residence certificate: that still requires 183 days of presence.
How long before I have a bank account?
That is the question that matters. Allow two to eight weeks after incorporation for a fintech account, and six to sixteen weeks for a traditional bank, with a real risk of refusal throughout. We prepare the banking file before incorporation and tell you at the diagnostic stage whether your activity profile is bankable in the jurisdiction envisaged. If the answer is no, we do not sell the structure.
Why go through you rather than a cheaper local agent?
If you already know exactly which jurisdiction, which licence and which bank you want, a local agent will indeed be cheaper and that is what we will recommend. Our value lies in the decision, not the filing: the choice between jurisdictions, the fit with your original position, a clean exit from your current country and the follow-up over several financial years. And the contract is written, with an identified remedy.
What happens if my tax authority challenges the structure?
From the outset we build an evidence file — leases, invoices, presence records, board minutes, proof of effective management — designed precisely for that eventuality. We are neither lawyers nor tax representatives and cannot represent you in a procedure; we work with tax lawyers in our clients' principal countries of origin and the file is transferable to them as it stands.
What are your timelines and how are you paid?
The first call lasts 45 minutes. The feasibility file is delivered on the same day as the call, and its fee is credited in full if you proceed. Execution is billed 100% upon ordering and paid from the invoice's payment page: card, bank transfer or USDT (TRC20). By card, also in 3 interest-free instalments with Klarna (Europe, Switzerland, UK; depending on the amount). Government fees are included in the price; travel, sworn translation, apostille and personal official documents (criminal record extract, attestation) remain payable by you.
Which payment methods do you accept?
Three: bank card, bank transfer and crypto, in USDT on the TRON network (TRC20). By card, you can also pay in 3 interest-free instalments with Klarna if you are in Europe, Switzerland or the UK and the amount allows it; Klarna decides at checkout. Every invoice has its own secure payment page, sent by email with a "Pay now" button and available from your client area: it offers card payment, gives the bank transfer details and, if you choose it, payment in USDT. We invoice in euros, Swiss francs, US dollars or pounds sterling.
Do you accept cryptocurrencies? Which ones?
Yes. On the invoice's payment page: USDT (Tether) on the TRON network, TRC20 standard. Another cryptocurrency, or USDT on another network, on request: write to us before sending anything, and we will give you the address and the amount. Never send to the TRC20 address from another network (ERC20, BEP20…): the transfer does not arrive. The USDT amount, the address and its QR code only appear once you choose to pay in USDT on the invoice's payment page. An invoice in dollars is paid 1 USDT for 1 dollar; an invoice in euros, francs or pounds is converted at the current rate, rounded up to the next 10 USDT, and the quote is refreshed after fifteen minutes. Network fees and your platform's withdrawal fees are borne by you.
What happens once a USDT payment is sent?
You paste the transaction ID (TXID) on the payment page. We read the blockchain: our address, the genuine USDT contract, the confirmation and the amount. If everything matches, the invoice is settled with no further step; a lower amount is recorded as a partial payment and the balance remains due. A transfer well above the amount, or from an address on a sanctions list, is reviewed by our team before it is accepted. You can also upload a screenshot of your transfer, as for a bank transfer.
How do I pay by bank transfer?
By bank transfer: the invoice and its payment page give the bank details of the account that receives its currency and the reference to quote; uploading proof of your transfer on the payment page speeds up its processing. You can pay part by bank transfer and the balance in USDT, or the other way round.
When do I have to pay?
Execution is billed 100% upon ordering and paid before work starts, unless otherwise agreed in writing. Government and third-party fees needed for the file are included in the price; travel, sworn translation, apostille and personal official documents (criminal record extract, attestation) remain payable by you. An invoice that remains unpaid is followed by email reminders; if you need to pay in instalments, write to us: instalments are agreed in writing.
Do you accept every file?
No. We decline files whose source of funds we cannot verify, those aimed at escaping a tax procedure under way, a seizure, a divorce or a court decision, and those that assume a nominee intended to mask the beneficial owner. Our client due diligence applies to everyone, without exception, and a refusal is notified in writing.